The "passing" score depends on what you plan to do. If you're applying for permanent residency in the US, a 40 might be sufficient. Nurses require a score of at least 50. Just to be sure, check with the respective agencies. The perfect score is

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Welcome to the forums, Amira. I'm sure you'll meet lots of friends here.

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To those wishing to know more about the book I use, just email me. My address is in my profile.

Find a language partner. Practice will help you become a better speaker. Brushing up on grammar will also go a long way.

Does anybody know where I can take this course? I did a search on CTWE (Cert in Teaching Workplace English) but came up empty handed. Thanks in advance!

Familiarize yourself with the type of questions found in the TSE. Then find a language partner and practice like crazy!

Well, that depends on where you're going to be teaching. In Korea, a 1 to 1 class would cost the student around $30 an hour, in Bangkok around $15-20, in the US and Australia, $50-$100. What you can charge would also depend on your qualifications

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